The following statement may be attributed to Joan Marsh, AT&T Vice President of Federal Regulatory:
“The FCC today released its latest report to Congress on the state of competition in the wireless industry. Again, the Commission refuses to declare the wireless industry competitive despite numerous statistics to the contrary.
“But even more troubling is the FCC’s decision to include in the report data from the FCC Speed Test App that we just received from the FCC barely two weeks ago and have not been able to validate. We also still have questions about the methodology the FCC used to compile the data. Given these questions, the data should not have been included in the report as published, particularly since there are multiple public sources for wireless network speed data available to consumers.
“We will continue to work with Commission Staff to improve the data collecting and reporting process. In the meantime, our customers will continue to have access to the nation’s strongest 4G LTE signal and most reliable 4G LTE network to do the things they love on their LTE wireless devices, such as streaming music and videos and surfing the Web.”
